Ana: Which dresses are you buying? Maria: I’m buying these dresses. Which demonstrative adjective below is the equivalent of “th

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Ana: Which dresses are you buying? Maria: I’m buying these dresses. Which demonstrative adjective below is the equivalent of “th

ese”? estos estas esos aquellos

Spanish

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Dovator [93] · Answer 1 · 2021-12-07T09:58:10+03:00

Dovator [93]4 years ago

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Estos when translated is these

Tju [1.3M] · Answer 2 · 2021-12-07T12:10:02+03:00

<h3>Ana: Which dresses are you buying? </h3><h3>Maria: I’m buying these dresses. </h3><h3>Which demonstrative adjective below is the equivalent of “these”? estos, estas, esos, aquellos.</h3>

Answer: estos

Translation

Ana: ¿Qué vestidos estás comprando?

María: Estoy comprando estos vestidos.

Explanation: the English, demonstrative adjective, "these", can be the equivalent of the Spanish adjectives "estos" or "estas", depending on the gender of the noun that follows the adjective. As "vestidos" is a masculine noun, the demonstrative adjective that accompanies it must agree with the gender of the noun. Estos vestidos.

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